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Retro Computing » MOS Technology 6502 » Rockwell AIM 65 and RM65 » The Target AIM 65 Newsletter

The Target AIM 65 Newsletter

an AIM 65 Newsletter

A bimonthtly newsletter published by Don Clem, 1979 to 1981

Scans by David Colglazier

The Target julyaugust 1979
The Target January February 1980
The Target March April 1980
The Target May June1980
The Target July August 1980
The Target September October 1980
The Target November December 1980
The Target July-December 1981

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